LAist correspondent Adolfo Guzman-Lopez remembers the year his life was changed - by the US government, by his tenacity - and by a Mexican soccer player named Hugo Sanchez.

LAist correspondent Adolfo Guzman-Lopez remembers the year his life was changed - by the US government, by his tenacity - and by a Mexican soccer player named Hugo Sanchez.

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How the 1986 World Cup changed the lives of three Angelenos

Yes, the World Cup is in L.A., but it's not the first time.

Daniel Martinez has more!

Yes, the World Cup is in L.A., but it's not the first time.
Daniel Martinez has more!

Throwback Saturday: The first time when the World Cup was in LA

Host Josie Huang and LAist's Explore LA team look at what the World Cup returning to Los Angeles means for the city's many communities. 

Host Josie Huang and LAist's Explore LA team look at what the World Cup returning to Los Angeles means for the city's many communities.&nbsp;

Explore LA special: World Cup is back in LA

Duarte High School’s inaugural ethnic studies class dug into the story of Rocktown, a majority Black and Latino community.

Duarte High School&rsquo;s inaugural ethnic studies class dug into the story of Rocktown, a majority Black and Latino community.

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